Armand Limnander

Subjects

America, history, Architectural design, Brazil, description and travel, Career education, Cocaine, Cocaine industry, Drug abuse--history, Drug addicts, Drug use, Drugs, Fashion, Fashion photography, Photographers, W.

Time

Arthur Conan Doyle once described the influence of cocaine as “so transcendently stimulating and clarifying to the mind…” It is perhaps for this reason the drug remains just as enrapturing as it was upon its discovery in the mid-nineteenth century. The “magical elixir, and hows of cocaine: its origin, and why its history is so addictive., cocaine’s story remains captivating. This book attempts to cover the who, even the famed Austrian neurologist Sigmund Freud sung the drugs praises as a miracle worker. Regardless of its various reputations, its legacy, was once seen as a substance with incredible medicinal value. Indeed, what, when, where, why, ” strangely